Unity Call At Empress Theatre For Liberal Cause
Hon. Charles Stewart spoke at Medicine Hat urging national unity and warning against division in the Progressive forces. Dr. Gershaw led with views on immigration, tariffs, railways, and a vision of Canadian prosperity under Liberal leadership. He praised Premier King and outlined reductions in tariffs benefiting farmers and industry. Stewart urged continued Liberal support to complete reform, promote public railway stewardship, and expand trade within the Empire and beyond.
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Desperadoes From Winnipeg Jail Traced Toward St Agathe
Winnipeg police and city officers pursued two of five desperadoes who escaped the provincial jail. One, Alex Shupeniuk, was spotted entering a store and asking for a merchant. Food traces were found near a straw stack a mile north of St Agathe as authorities believe the men head toward the international boundary. The other suspect, George Labodluk, was wounded in a prior holdup in St Boniface.
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Child Scalded to Death at Good Shepherd Home
Winnipeg October 12 Donald Smithson aged two and a half was fatally scalded in a bath at the home of the Good Shepherd where he had been placed as a ward of the Children's Aid Society. A maid prepared the bath but did not know the water was dangerously hot. Investigations have begun into the incident.
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Tragic Cycling Fatality on Hamilton Highway
Oakville Ontario resident Ethel Howell aged 22 died after she fell from her bicycle while attempting to cling to a motor car on the Hamilton highway Saturday.
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Hamilton
Reddick still claiming title after disputed decision
Jack Reddick of Moose Jaw claims the Canadia light heavyweight title following a return from Stettler where he lost to Bob Fox on a foul. He disputes Referee Gravely's ruling calling him a home town official and says he would fight Fox again only under competent officials.
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Jack Reddick
Moose Jaw
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Stettler
Bob Fox
Altisfon
Gravely
Fox
Thanksgiving Day Road Race in Lethbridge Event
The Lethbridge Herald YMCA road race set for Thanksgiving Day November 9 at 2 30 p m in Lethbridge invites Medicine Hat entrants. All runners need Alberta AAU amateur cards and entries close November 3. A second race of 1 1 2 miles offers medals.
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Pharos Wins Handicapped Race at Kempton Park
Pharos, ridden with the Duke of York Handicap, captured the race at Kempton Park on October 12. Joy Rider faded to second place while Lord Coventry's Verdict finished third among 14 runners in the field.
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Canadians return to permanent residence in Canada
Windsor Ontario October 9 five thousand Canadians resident in the United States over six months returned to take up permanent residence in Canada during September. About 1800 persons entered Canada from the United States as immigrants with cash and effects to start farm operations. The minister noted Canadian emigration to the United States is declining.
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Premier Greenfield May Step Down as Alberta Leader
Edmonton reports that within the United Farmers caucus discussions prolonged overnight pointed to Premier Herbert Greenfield resigning the premiership before the next general election. Attorney General Brownlee would likely assume leadership. cabinet changes were debated but no firm decision reached.
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Medicine Hat
Renault to defend Canadian heavyweight title in Montreal
Montreal reports Jack Renault the Canadian heavyweight champion will defend his title October 19 against challenger Jack Ward. The bout is scheduled for Montreal with Ward positioned to challenge Renault for the crown.
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Canada
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Boxing Bout Postponed After World Series Clash
Pittsburg reports the ten round middleweight title bout between Harry Grebb and Young Tony Marulle of New Orleans was postponed due to the Washington World Series game delay. The match will be rescheduled for later in the week.
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Roth Well Progress Drilled To Depth At Roth Well
Satisfactory progress reported at Roth Well with a 1,800 foot depth target. A teen inch hole is being drilled this morning at 8 velock, marking a key milestone in the operation.
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Arsenal and Bolton among English league results listed
English First Division fixtures feature Arsenal losing 2 to 3 to Bolton Wanderers while Tottenham won 3 0 and Manchester United drew with Newcastle United. Other results include Sunderland 7 Ever ton 3 and West Ham 1 Notts County 0 among full city and regional scores.
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Milton Ot Touts Offer for World Record Pacer Jean Grattan
Milton Ont October 12 reports that owners of Jean Grattan a famous pacer that set a world record at Lexington Kentucky on Tuesday last and formerly owned by Mal ton have been offered 110000 dollars to the Canadian mare. Jean Grattan was purchased by A L Chambers Milton for 500 dollars and after training as a pacer was sold for 350000 dollars.
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A. L. Chambers
Milton
Stribling Outpoints Sailor in Ten Round Bout
In Los Angeles Oct 12 Strit ling, a Georgia heavyweight, defeated Sailor Eddile Huffman in a 10 round fight at Ascot Speedway before about 25 000 spectators.
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